Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-10-08
WAsHIyeros. October 3-In the case

south. range 2 west, San Bernardiro meridian Los Angeles, California. Ap- plication by Vanvig to take timber culture entry was rejected by the local land officers on the ground thRt the land ues within the limits of the railroad grant. aud Duncsnson's application to enter tho land under the Homestead Law was rejected for the same reason. Subsequently Commissioner Sparks over ruled the IccRl officials, and allowed Vsnwis's entry. which bad the effect of arrhyIng both DuuoansOn and the South ern Pacific Company agsinst him, Dun- canson claiming thsG there was 2 timber culture on the same section previous to Vanwlg's application. This latter appli- cation Acting Secretary Muldrow finds to be substantiated and the decision of Commission Sparks IS modified SO ss to deny Vanwig's right to the land snd sl- low Duncanson to make his homestesd entry.
 NoGALEs, A, T., October 3-0reat CT citement prevails here to-day over rich plscer dIgRirgs discoverei m the Blue mountains, south of this place. Oce nugget is valued ht Sl2OO. A Mexican came in last night with sack oi rug gets ranging ia value at SS0O to SlOc0 Many prospectors have gone Co the scene O. the discovery on foot, other parties ere going in vshi- cles. General E-celGnt5 and parry of capitalists leave 10 morrow. Almost all the vehicles in town have been engaged.
 SAN FRAycIsCo. October 3-Pnnce Thak1re Sshih, m Indinn pctentate of note in hls native lard. arrived m his city th's evening CD the Oregon express. Hs will remain here a while and make a trip io the Yosemite and other points of interest.
 Los ANGELES, October 3.-TO-d6y a prominent official of the Santa Fe rail road wGs interviewed and says:
 "The recent attack on that road by the Boston people is caused by Gould'a antagonIsm 10 the Santa Fla. The charges that the latter were EntiCely in putting in millions to build branches where not needed simply to oppose ether roads were denied and statement was made that the Santa Fe business is in excellent sbspe."
 The same official said. however, that the Santa Fe was iE no hurry about going into San Francisco.
 SAN FRANCISCO, October 3.-In Judge Coffey's superior court this afternoon ID the contempt proceedings against u. H. LowenthGl and others, the papers were produced which had been taken from the safe iu the store of Qusn Chick by Foreman of the Grand Jury MeEzies who was armed with a search warrant issued by Judge Caffee. One Of the papers. was document written ID CII- uese and urges members Ot certain or gsDiIsfions to subscribe money for de- lending themselves against their oue mics. The list of subscription follows 6ggTegatinz over SlO,OOO Among the expenses enumerated are a district at tOruey glft of S2O0, s present on the ar rest of Ah Chuch of $40. Judge Toohy gift of S6O0, for revolvers S29l, 8rmor and, breast plates S264. Detective Ccx s456; receIpts signed by Lowenthsl for sums aRgregatiD0 several thousand dol lars. There was also 6 document pur- porting to be a letter wit.en by Little Pete while he was in jail to another Chinaman, m which instructions were given 10 see the blind white man and ge; him ;o have the judge set sside the sentence. The blind white man proba- bly, meant Christopher Buckley. The case was confined till Friday.
 SAN FRANCISCO. October 3.-Judge Terry in an interview st his home in Fresno to-day ID reference 10 the charges recently made by him that an attempt was made to bribe Judge Sul- livan of the superior court during the trial of the sharon case. said:
 "I wss told by gentleman that this had occurred, snd when anybody has a right to demand the name of my infor- nation l shall not be backward in giv ing It."
 Judge Terry also remarked that sl- though in his affidavit he had not named the person who lad attempted to briOC udge Sullivan, still If Judge Evans tie sIred 10 put on the clothes" be coult do %. Judge Terry refus ad tO maka any statement about the matter bey ond the letter which he has already written Co Judge Evans in which he states that uu proposition on the subject incicated in Terry's affidavit was ever made Co hIT by Judge Evsps.
 MARsEILLEs, October 3.-Tbree cases of cholera are reported from the depart meat of the Bssses Alps, from the same neighborhoOd where the seourge ragged last year. A strict quarantine hHs been placed on all persons crossing the iron tier coming from infected Italian cities. Eud other measures erC beng ts.eu t' prevent the introduction O, the disease into southern France.
 WASHINGTON, October A despatch from Acting Adit, Gen1 Vincent at St. Paul, has been received at the War through General Terry, stating that a number af Crow Indians have just returned from raid on the Peguims at their agency in Montana, and fired into the agency building snd are defiant and hostile. The sgent was un- able 10 arrest them with the Indian po- lice and requested that military aid be sent. Two troops were immediately from Fort Custer. but thes found the condition of affairs more se- riou4 than they expected and were un- able to effect the arrest of the Indians. The Department Commander was ep- pesled to for instructions.
 FoRT APACHE, October 4.-The stage leaving here this morning at seven Q. n. was robbed at ten thirty a. m., about fifteen miles from this post, by @ srnsll man wearing dark eye glasses sud sill. to hide his face. The stage had one passenger, a discharged soldier, named Fred Robinson, who was robbed of one hundred and forty dollars. The mail bag was taken out and the stage driver told Co gu on and not look back or be would get shot. It is probable that there was not much money il the mail except in the shape Of money orders.
 NEW YORK, October IA Wash ngton special ssps: The General land office is in receipt of information that a British syndicate which is said to have purchased large tract of land ID Iowa is mercilessly evicting settlers. I, is stated that women over sixty years old | have been taken from their beds and | carried out into driving storms. Del cate women had their hands tied with ,Ords and were dragged from their homes, and other strocious deeds com. nitted. Affdsvits of cruelty practiced | Ire being collected to be presented to | congress.
 WASHINGTON. October 4.-The 0or- ,rnor If Wyoming In his annual report | 10 the Secretary of the Interior esti- mates the population at eighiy-fve